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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2001
Page
9
A fragmented TV listing hints at Crazy Joa and Pemit Boyty in Thursday primetime on Fase te Tanc PG Hi with The Doglighters and NFL references. The readable text is sparse and unclear but points to a mixed lineup of shows and sports commentary.
CBS has lined up plans for the third and fourth editions of Survivor. Executive producer Mark Burnett says the show can succeed beyond the current winner Lee Hatch, with producers scouting sites in the Amazon and Africa. After screening 49,000 applications, about 10,000 more remained unopened as they narrowed the field for the fall installments.
Africa and South America were scouted for sites but missed the deadline while Jeff Probst and CBS press the return of creator Mark Burnett to lead a new batch of contestants. Burnett said he has fun with the game and would stop if enjoyment ends, as CBS eyes a second Survivor season.
James Marsters teases Spike and the Slayer dynamics on The WB Vampire series, noting the hunt and sexual tension as potential story directions. David Boreanaz praises writers, while the cast hints at future paths for the vampire characters and ongoing show uncertainty.
In New York a Manhattan judge ordered opera tenor Fabio Arméliato to pay 754 dollars per month for maintenance and 1,008 dollars per month for child support. The ruling specifies the payments reflect the couple’s assets and the ages of the children.
Channel 46 airing community programming lists schedules for Frederick County Public Schools events and meetings. It notes telecast times for planning commission, zoning appeals, city mayor meetings, and board sessions, plus a help line for tuning channel 99 and FCC student produced show times.
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